AI feels hard,
and it's unclear where to begin.
A non-developer from Taiwan, mastering AI in Korean all the way to 17-bot automation, the full method, starting from zero code.
"From not even knowing what AI was, to 3 years in GPTers, FastCampus AX 1st place, 17-bot automation, a Smart Campus chatbot, and corporate training. 3 traits (patience, grit, systematic thinking) + 2 tips (record, ask), Bella's own method, shared with everyone."
See the full curriculum ↓From Taiwan, 11 years in Korea. Having absorbed AI in a foreign language, she explains it more simply than anyone, no developer jargon.
Not theory. Taught directly by a practitioner running 17 AI agents across Windows, Mac mini and Cloud at once.
A system she built that gathers AI trends daily from 7 sources and translates them into 3 languages. Shown live.
Personal (BKMS) + team (DKM) knowledge management auto-tagging 1,053 docs, a system beyond automation.
Korea's largest AI community, 3 straight years since GPTers cohort 9, selected as a top case multiple times, and FastCampus AX 1st-cohort grand prize.
3 traits: patience, grit, systematic thinking. 2 tips: record, ask. Bella's own method for building AI automation with ease.
Multiple top cases in GPTers, Korea's largest AI study · Smart Campus chatbot demo seminars · Korean corporate AI training · automation design · and the FastCampus AX 1st-cohort grand prize.
"Stories and experience, that's what makes people listen. This whole journey, Bella shares it with you directly."
A Chinese session in the morning and a Korean session in the afternoon, split by language for clearer delivery.
A full set of real proof, click to view at full size.
1st in the CTO + CEO item track, a real automation demo built by a non-developer
From late Dec 2023 to now, 2026 · cohort 9 to 22 · selected as a top case many times
Cohort 9 (Dec 2023) → cohort 22 (now, 2026) · 3 straight years · many top cases · Korea's largest AI community
How AI changed Bella's life, and the method behind it.
Taiwanese, 11 years of work, projects, MBA and study in Korea. The know-how to make AI fully understand you in Korean, grasp it fast, and never forget.
At first she didn't even know what a "prompt" was, nor was she comfortable with computers. Now: GPTers, a Smart Campus chatbot built as a non-dev, PPT/website making, agent-team ops, automation design, and corporate lectures.
Prompt basics → multi-agent collaboration → 17-bot matrix → MCP integration → automation design. Step-by-step, real-world SOPs.
A Smart Campus chatbot built by a non-dev, a 5-person corporate tutoring case, and inventory/buyer/order automation results, all demoed live.
AI agents, each with a role. In the seminar, you'll see exactly how this team collaborates.













A non-developer who built a 17-member AI Dream Team with Claude Code alone, automating distribution, buyer discovery, order processing and email across Windows, Mac mini and Cloud.












90 min each | theory + hands-on | bring a laptop | advanced dates announced later
The same task: 30 minutes by hand, 6 minutes with AI
An AI study chatbot built with an MBA professor. For 120 MBA students it searches course materials, helps with assignments, and auto-generates 3-language PPTs.
She's also tutoring MBA students on using AI, applying it to their assignments, presentations and research.
Ratings and reviews from people who attended the seminar or AI training. Anyone can leave one.
Apply → auto-notify kndli.210@gmail.com + auto-log to Google Sheets
Gangnam Stn. Exit 4 · 4 min walk
Exact address shared after applying
Google Meet
Link sent by email after applying
Yes, no coding at all is required. The BELLA AI seminar is designed for non-developers and starts by explaining what AI is in 3 minutes, with no jargon. Instructor Bella began as a non-coder herself.
You learn practical ways to use AI for work and study without coding, what AI and Claude are, copy-paste prompts you can use right away, automation ideas that cut repetitive work, and a knowledge system (DKM), all through real cases.
It is for non-developers, students, and working professionals with no coding background. There is a Chinese track for Chinese speakers (Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, and those in Korea) and a beginner-to-intermediate Korean track, run separately by language.
A laptop is all you need, and no prior knowledge is required. To follow the hands-on parts, we recommend bringing a laptop or tablet. First-timers can follow along right away.
It is a small, in-person seminar held offline in Seoul, with a Chinese session in the morning and a Korean session in the afternoon, split by language, capped at about 12 people per track.
The cost depends on the seminar format (public, corporate, or custom), and we share it together with the schedule when you apply or inquire.